Spamalot - Meet cast member Stephanie Gaia Chu
What do you find appealing about your character and this show?
All
year I have been looking forward to singing and dancing, and I am excited to
spend my summer doing so! My favorite part about community theater is that you
become part of a tight-knit family, and I couldn’t be happier with this
wonderful cast and production team.
What
have you learned about yourself in playing the role of “Female Ensemble”?
I
have learned that practice makes perfect. I have not had extensive dance
training or vocal lessons, so it was rather intimidating being with a group of
such talented and knowledgeable people. With their help and a lot of hard work,
I am so proud that I can keep up!
What
do you want the audience to experience/take away from this show?
Always
look on the bright side of life! This show is just so much fun, and is
absolutely infectious. I am confident that everyone will leave smiling.
How
does this show differ from other shows you have worked on?
The
Little Theatre of Alexandria is such a great theater to work with. The level of
professionalism is so refreshing, and it shows in the product. The creative
team is so inspiring, the cast extremely talented, and everyone’s dedication
and enthusiasm pushes me harder.
How
long have you been acting and what made you get involved in theatre? How did
you get involved with LTA?
I
started participating in theater in high school and studied theatrical lighting
design in college. I love to teach youth theater, and have worked as a stage
designer and technician in over 150 theater, dance, and music concerts. After
college, I started performing once again and found that I loved that as just as
much! This is my second show with LTA — the first was "Avenue
Q" last summer as the ever hysterical, “Christmas Eve.” I’m so excited to
share all that this amazing team has been working on!
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